This variety of Peperomia is very succulent-like. Its combination of succulent characteristics and the easygoing Peperomia family traits make this plant an ideal option for a beginner or a busy gardener. With so many positive attributes going for it, you’re going to want one Peperomia Prostrata for your own window sill garden or to use […]
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Begonia pavonina, also known as peacock begonia, is the perfect plant for anyone looking for something unique and beautiful to bring into their home. With leaves that shimmer an ethereal blue when caught by rays of the sun, it isn’t hard to tell how it earned its name; this species of begonia is truly one
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If ever there was a variety of Peperomia that showcased its close familial ties to the pepper family (Piperaceae), the Peperomia Rosso also known as Emerald Ripple Pepper is it. This is a stunning plant with an easygoing nature that is sure to become a favorite for window sill gardens. This stunning plant is actually
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Peperomia Argyreia is an adorably compact perennial plant with striking foliage. It comes from South and Central America and is a part of the Piperaceae plant family. While its common name may lead some to believe that it is related to either watermelons or begonias or both, in actuality, it is not related to either.
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This is a compact-size tropical plant that comes in many different varieties or cultivars. The most common cultivars are Emerald Ripple Pepper, Silver Heart, and Ivy-Leaf Peperomia. All varieties or cultivars of Peperomia are easygoing and unfussy plants. They are ideally suited as an indoor plant or as part of a window sill garden. Not
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Having recently gone through a name change (this plant was once called Cereus Tetragonus), Fairy Castle Cactus is still a popular houseplant for those who love desert plants. Its slow growth and compact size make it ideal to use in a window sill garden, or, it can be allowed to grow to its full height
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Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) is a popular houseplant species of vines native of French Polynesia’s Mo’rea, and the plant boasts beautiful cultivars and varieties. Several growers refer to it as devil’s ivy, taro vine, ivy arum, or Ceylon creeper, with its low maintenance requirements making it popular as an indoor plant. No wonder many people see
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Pilea is native to China’s southwestern Yunnan province, with significant green coins appearance of its leaves that lay on top of each other. The plant gets its pseudonym – the Chinese Money Plant – from its leaves’ appearance. Many people see Pilea as a plant that brings abundance, money, and good fortune to the owner,
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If you love unique plants, you will love this most picturesque plant, Polka Dot Begonia (Begonia maculate). This Begonia can add drama and color to indoor areas as a popular and stunning houseplant. It boasts spectacular rusty-red undersides, featuring wing-shaped, bronze-green leaves. The leave tops are teasingly adorned in silver spots, and it gets its
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For a houseplant lover, filling their living spaces with green is the dream. A lot of people fall in love with a Peperomia polybotrya when they see it. And why not? These plants, with their green and raindrop-shaped leaves, are beautiful. So how do you keep a Peperomia polybotrya alive? It’s actually very easy. You
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